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Summary: The Inspired Perspective of a Revivalist
Review: Even though I live in Guam, a tiny Pacific Island far, far away, I consider this gracious brother in Arkansas to be my personal friend - by way of e-mail.Kenneth Uptegrove provides-from the perspective of a Revivalist-some wonderful insights and, I believe, inspired ideas on what to expect as the next great move of God begins to dawn upon us. Ken presents these insights in an apologetics style that is poignant and catching, like a book of modern wisdom literature. It will occur to you as you read these revelatory insights that they are self-evident to be true. I believe that when you read this new book by my friend, it will evoke in you a quiet satisfaction, a sense within that says, "That's good! That needs to be said. I always believed that but could never quite put it into words."
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Summary: Dawning: The next great move of God
Review: This is a prophetic age, and the writer has tried to give us an insight as to what God mind is towards us. God 's word is all we need to change our lives. But man is very far from God's will, so God will still continue to speak to us. I recommend this book for all especially unbelievers.
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Summary: Dawning: the Next Great Move of God
Review: This is one of the few books that keeps driving you to your Bible to see if it really says that... and yes, it does! Kenneth Uptegrove has a way of putting things that gives one fresh insight and fresh enthusiasm.
As one who is convinced we are living in the last days, I was fascinated by his insight. This is a well documented, well written look at the next great move of God - the great harvest!
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Summary: A Bible Walk
Review: Uptegrove has managed to put together an easy-to-read format and easy-to-understand text that makes us re-think our place in the world and our relationship with God. In spite of its simple and readily comprehensible text, it also boasts an olio of prophetic insights, visionary gifts, and a yet a sense of pedantic thinking. It's truly an outstanding piece of work by a man of the cloth and a scholar of the Bible who obviously mulled over his words a long time before putting pen to paper. He has divided these thoughts into three sections in the book: 1) Spiritual Awakening; 2) Spiritual Power; and 3) Spiritual Victory which gives readers an instant understanding of where Uptegrove is coming from in his philosophy to where he would like readers to go with him in the end. He offers valid and stunning comments without making readers feel that certain sets of beliefs are being forced upon them. His ideas on the "Pauline Precedent" are unique, and his position of accountability is something we should all take to heart during a period in society when no one wants to be responsible for any of their words or actions. The author has a gift for making a point and then backing it up with Scripture and enticing readers to check their own religious soures should they doubt his, and, thus, in such a way he is encouraging them to return to their Bibles if only but for a few minutes at a time. To add to his scholarly propensity, the author has laid out his thought-provoking words in a column-like format that allows for quick cross-referencing, along with an appendix and a finely documented bibilography--all under a striking cover. It's a book worth picking up and sitting down with in a quiet spot where you can allow Uptegrove's imagery to create premises and pictures for you, and perhaps bring a dawning to your world. Nan DeVincent-Hayes, Ph.D Author, Student of Eschatology
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